Sapphire: She is a Half Elf, and the daughter of the Queen of the Southern Legion of Elves. She is an inquisitive and sensitive person and can read people fairly well. She is one who normally doesn't push the rules, but will if absolutely necessary. 

Tsayel: She acts on instinct, and is quick to protect and do what she believes is needed of her without question, no matter the circumstances or consequences. She sees things as they are and is neither an optimist or a pessimist.

Davar: He is a serious fan of sweet-honey-dough-balls, a popular sweet among the kingdoms. He is a quick learner when it comes to things he is interested in, such as languages. He also has an impressive amount of knowledge about things concerning Rosh Forest (though being raised by the fairies who live there probably helped some).

Nahgeyd: He is a strong individual who will no doubt become an even stronger leader of many, being the son of Turon, King and Warrior of Klamion. He has a deep sense of responsibility when it comes to others, particularly his own people. He is a simple-minded genius, who has a depth of understanding in the things most never even begin to truly grasp -- life and death -- while having an innocent ignorance about other things.

Zack: He is the oldest of four, and by no attempt or fault of his own, is a walking hazard, though only to himself. He makes up for this burdensome trait, however, with his ability to think on his feet and act while others are still processing the situation.

Trinity: She is quiet and shy, but it is these traits that provide the base of her strengths. She is observant and mindful, soft hearted and slow to judge or label.

Jennifer: She holds more responsibility than most her age, helping her grandfather, Gran-da, take care of her three younger brothers. She highly respects her Gran-da, taking in his words of wisdom and applying them to her life, including patience, faith, and trust -- all of which are centered on and around the One.

Christopher: Having a strict father and quiet but strong mother, he embraces whatever is thrown at him, and if it means he has to dare fate and taunt death, so be it; however, it is not because he is utterly ignorant of danger or blind to the possible consequences, but because he knows his life is not his own -- it is the Creator's.